you were researching and writing ebony and ivy?i mean, just to this day if i were a student in your class and asked that question, professor weiler, what really caught your attention? what really stuck with you, surprise you? >> honestly, i think the thing that i wrestle with the most as i was writing the book, and this was reviewed in my own experiences as a black man growing and the united states in the era than i did was how to balance these historical narratives of different groups of people. it once you take up the topic of colleges and take up the topic of colleges and slavery, it seems to me that it would be a less than honest telling of the story if i did not actually explain the relationship between these colleges and native american nations. but the story does not make sense. for instance, in the colonial time you cannot tell a story of how these colleges got involved in the slave trade and how the trustees ended up becoming slave traders and how they created these very cozy relationships to planters in the south on the w

. >> host: "ebony and ivy", professor wilder. i guess the first question is, how did you start down the road and we were laughing before you said 10 years ago when he first started you had hair. [laughter] >> guest: not a lot that i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony and ivy" together? >> guest: is actually sort of a long story that i can make sure it. i had just moved from one job to another in teaching because i had just finished a book project and i started out and it was going to be a simple book, a simple article actually. i was just going to explain how black abolitionists got their education given the fact that they were excluded by race from american colleges and universities. i was going to tell the story read some of them went to europe and some of them went to new england and studied privately. some of them studied privately in the the atlantic and they became ministers and teachers in.years and all the sorts of things. in fact one of the things i got more just and as i started tha

there will be those then who will read "ebony and ivy ." i would -- i also have a sen -- correct me if i'm wrong, professor. it's almost two books in one. what i meaned by it. i mentioned it earlier. it's the glossary, the footnotes -- i tend turn how people come up with the narrative they write about. it's amazing that -- you have done that on purpose so, again, researchers, historians can see where you have got the information. and then expand upon it. >> guest: right. my goal was to take difficult topic and name assessable to the public. to make it readable and approachable. there's also a fact another public that i write for. which are academics and people doing research in the field. i wanted to provide them with as accurate and clear map to the sources as i could to help along their project. and the work they have been publishing. it certainly helped me in the project. >> host: i would be remiss if i didn't ask about your own institution m.i.t.? >> guest: we show up at the end. we show up at the end of the book. the rise of the techni

the crew, wayne rogers, ebony k. williams, and welcome everybody.er the navy yard shooting tragedy, a big business taking a big stand on the gun debate in >> eric: don't bring your glock. the ceo of starbucks brewing upontroversy this week asking customers to stop bringing guns in tois stores. some say it's a smart move in wake of the d.c. navy yard shooting. others say stand down. in most states, it's all right. who is right, who is wrong. warning the content of this debate is extremely hot. who do you think they are right? to their clarify, schultz, the ceo said no, we're not banning guns from the stores, we're recoending and asking you not to bring your gun to our store. what do you think of that? >> well, i thinkhe ceo's politics is as bad as the overpriced coffee he serves. americans have every right to be upset. why is the coffee shop involved in politics? this is simply p.r. this is t as if there was a big event that happened at starbuckrelated to a gun. this is the ceo taking advantage of the d.c. navy yard shooting. inserting himself in the

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thank youichelle, and ebony for joining us. coming up, fast food fight. workers calling for something that has many of you fighting back. your turn to be heard next. >> eric: time for what do i need to know for next week from two hot hands. wayne, you're first. >> well, if you look to solve communication problem like the federal government is, check out tngo. t-n-g-o. >> eric: very good. john? >> washington, middle east, september, scary out there. you can profit from fear with a fun vixy. it goes up with the fe index. not a great long-term hold but short-term trade. >> eric: you have been hot. stay hot my friends. that is it for cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. but free market capitalism was under assault this week. fast food workers in 50 cities went on strike and the demand more than doubling the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $15 an hour. besides the obvious push-back we at "cashin' in" with anything threatening the free market. look at the tweets -- this one. #mcfired. oor this one -- have a great weekend. see you on "the five." ♪

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this program is about an hour. >> host: "ebony & ivy," professor wilder, i guess the first question ishow did you start down the road? we were laughing before he spent 10 years ago when you first started you had hair. >> guest: not a lot, but i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony & ivy" together? >> guest: is actually a long story i can make sure. 'v

this program is about an hour. >> host: "ebony and ivy", professor wilder. i guess the first question is, how did you start down the road and we were laughing before you said 10 years ago when he first started you had hair. [laughter] >> guest: not a lot that i had hair. >> host: what started you down the road to actually put "ebony and ivy" together? >> guest: is actually sort of a long story that i can make sure it. i had just moved from one job to another in teaching because i had just finished a book project and i started out and it was going to be a simple book, a simple article actually. i

>> it was for "ebony" magazine, ow did he qualify?holloway called out kids on line for trashing his house when he wasn't there. >> he is concerned that there is crack use among the kids. they're kids that his go to school with. >> we're not going to argue against high school crack use. >> bruce jenner, got another face surgery. he had some cancerous tissues on his nose. >> it's kris jenner's fault. she is supporting him financially. she is making him be lazy and going golfing and now he has cancer. >> kris jenner causes cancer. >> is that cancer with a k? >> that's funny. > it's time to play that classic guessing game, and go! >> hey, beautiful, how are you? >> let's see, she is beautiful, but there is a guy in the leather jacket grabbing her arm. >> so they're going take you. >> quick, call the police! you better let her go. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you, god. it's her, right? >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for vic

wayne rogers, eboni k. williams, and welcome. the lawmakers battle it out this weekend.olls show record number of americans, 60% think washington has too much power. michelle, let me guess, you agree with these people? >> absolutely. look at what is going on. now we have the americans take over healthcare. a lot of americans believed obama when he came in and said government would be the answer to all of our problems. >> eric: bigger and bigger and bigger. federal budget is approaching $4 trillion. >> the government is involved in ideas and practices that wasn't 100 years ago. the concept has changed. the promise of america was that the government was limited. it was responsible for one thing. protecting individual rights. now we have government involved in deciding who can cut hair, what we eat or drive, how to run the businesses. what companies are bailed out and broken up with the antitrust. today america is unrecognizable to what it was 100 years ago. >> the one that strikes me, the one that grows the faster, the biggest and the most often are the entitlement program

. >> ebony, you're coming out next, bud. >> kelsey think she runs this house. thinks she runs ad-seg. >> i love you. >> she's the hottest. >> lift your shirt up. she has a really nice ass, she's just hiding it. >> she thinks she's queen bee in the santa rita jail. the deputies are the queen bees. we run the houses. >> some people say you don't find friends in jail. i think victims don't find friends in jail. there's a lot of us that actually click together. >> i'm just loud, i guess. i have a lot to say. i think most of the deputies here, they all know me by name because i'm pretty loud. >> go to your window! >> she's very lively, she's very personable. she loves to talk. she loves to have the spotlight on her so to speak. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> she came in, it's just like the average everyday person. over the years of her coming back again and again and again. she's developed almost a hierarchy. almost a shot-caller in the house. >> that's the [ bleep ] i'm talking about, don't ask me to be quiet ever. that's the [ bleep ] i'm talking about. >> i

>> it was for ebony magazine or something like that. >> how did he quality? -- qualify?you set me up for that one. you were saving that one. >> almost certainly. michael, any last words? hilarious. so, all right, michael jackson, we miss that sweet sound you make while falling down. one more time. >> we got iyanla vanzant. >> iyanla. iyanla vanzant. she is very famous. >> we finally got her. >> she had a talk show, now i think she is on oprah's network. >> i have seen the show. she talks to people and helps them out. >> love your work. >> thank you. >> would you have any advice for lamar odom during his rough times. >> pray. that's not great advice. >> why? >> go to rehab and stop cooking crack. >> is her show on anymore, is it still on own? >> all i can say is -- i'm not going to say it. >> say it. >> it just seems odd to me. >> what seems odd? >> with a black channel, the word "own" is not what you want to call it. [laughter] >> i love your work. >> coming up -- >> former nfl player brian holloway has a vacation home and a bunch of teenage children found out and had a

he will serve two life terms for the 2009 murders of delores and ebo eboni dewitt. they believed he would have killed again if he hadn't been caught. caught. >>> coming up i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >>> rg3 spoke again. and every time rg3 speaks, the globe moves off its axis. >> he's a big deal around here. >> people want him to win. and when you're winning, everyone around here loves you. this is how redskins players left fed-ex field on sunday after their loss to the lions. take a listen. >> 0-3! [ crowd shouting ] >> you better believe a ton of redskins fans feel t

i hate to say -- >> ebony, let me just say something., when he called kerry a liar, when kerry was saying that the rebels were more moderate, that is not true. we learned this week that the vast majority of those rebels are al-qaeda-linked -- al-qaeda-linked terrorists. and even the more "moderate free syrian army," still, their general talked about israel being their enemy. why would we arm them? why would we arm the muslim brotherhood? do those things disturb you? >> yes, they do disturb me, sean, i am very concerned with the intent behind putin's meeting with the iranian president. now, i get it is a new administration in iran. perhaps there is a more vested interest in doing something more diplomatic, that is why maybe the president opened roads there, as well, trying to open the dialogue there, as well. this is not a time to be naive. >> how does the world view this? do they see the president as backing down to putin and capitulating with putin? >> they think we're all bark and no bite. we seem to pick the wrong side in every confli

he pled no contest to the murders of dolores and ebony dewitt in march of 2009. scott was a part-time worker at ups and used the company's software to identify his victims. investigators linked him to the murders of five women, a sexual assault and 28 break-ins. >>> one person is dead from a fire at a high rise in leisure world. the fire started in a ninth floor apartment on interlachen drive in silver springs. firefighters quickly put out the flames and found a woman dead inside. residents of the building tell wusa9 the victim was on oxygen and she was smoking. they believe that is what started the fire. >>> it's just six days until a possible government shutdown. the u.s. senate has agreed today to get going with the debate on a temporary spending bill that also defunds obamacare. that unanimous vote came after texas republican ted cruz stopped his marathon 21 hour speech slamming the president's healthcare law. democrats in the senate plan to take away the healthcare language from the bill and send it back to the house. the vote should come saturday. >>> today

from ebony. i love you. happy birthday, baby. i've been here for a year.ting you is a breath of fresh air. i look forward to our continued friendship. thank you, tweet! >> welcome. >> i love you. >> kelsey erwin is in the ad-seg setting because we ended up having a lot of problems over on l minimum side and it started to become more and more apparent. we'd hear from multiple people. it wasn't just one or two people. this was multiple people over months that she was running drugs. >> so this is her cake. >> aw! >> see? >> erwin denies ever dealing drugs in general population. but admits to having used drugs smuggled in by other inmates. she also says she knows how to get them into jail. >> like with drugs, stuff like that tobacco, you tuck it. since i'm already in ad-seg -- i just -- >> what's tucking it? explain to me. >> tucking it -- i'm going to blush. females wrap everything up and put it in their vaginal canal and bring it in. >> erwin has prior convictions for vehicle theft, drug possession, making terroristic threats, receiving stolen property and r

>> it was for "ebony" magazine, ow did he qualify? >> brian holloway called out kids on line for tsh

the bodies of dolores and ebony dewitt were found in a burning stolen car in largo just two months after another mother and daughter karen and carissa larson were found shot to death in their home nearby. another woman was killed and her house set on fire in bowie. eventually the suspect jason scott was busted by the feds for trying to sell stolen guns and the search of his house linked him to a tsunami of crime, 37 home invasions and break-ins and the murders. he used a part-time job at ups to identify address says -- addresses of potential victims. today he faced justice for the dewitt murders, a life sentence with an 85 year guarantee tacked onto a 100 year federal sentence he's already received. >> it was an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: prince george's county prosecutors relieved and stunned by scott's chilling demeanor in court. >> he's been characterized as highly intelligent. he's without emotion, no remorse whatsoever. he has i imagine of characteristic you could imagine for a serial killer. >> reporter: families left the courthouse without talking. prosecutors will not pursu

>> it was for ebony magazine, how did equalify?loway online for kids trashing kids on the house. >> he is concerned that there is crack use among the kids. >> we're not going to argue against high school crack. >> bruce jenner, got another face surgery. he had some cancerous tissues on his nose. >> its kris jenner's fault. she is supporting him financially. when is making him be lazy and now he has cancer. >> kris jenner causes cancer. >> is that cancer with a k? >> that's funny. >> it's time to play that and go.guessing game, >> hey, beaiful, how are you? >> let's see, she is beautiful, but there is a guy in the leather jacket grabbing her arm. >> so they're going take you. >> quick, call the police! you better let her go. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you god. >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians photos so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video that we have d

he will serve two life terms for the 2009 murders of delores and ebony dewitt.ott was already in jail for a series of home invasions. prosecutors say they tracked the victims through the computer at ups where he worked. they believe he would have killed again if he was not caught. >>> prince george's county school administrators are learning a tough lesson. miss a deadline and pay a price. the county had to return $1.4 million to the state because it didn't approve school construction contracts on time. the money was supposed to pay for improvements at potomac and crossland high schools. they had two years to get everything lined up but missed the may 31st deadline. the county still plans on asking the state to help pay for upgrades. >>> virginia's board of education is boasting about virginia high schoolers' performance on s.a.t.s. they received their highest scores ever on the new version of the exam. seniors who graduated last spring scored a 1528 out of 2400. that is 30 points above the national average. s.a.t. scores in the district were also up. students r

not talking about advocating our own leadership role and for those of us who were in the academy in ebony and ivory towers we have to connect the access we have two places like schomberg communities in oakland boston where i live right now and if we do that and we connect on social media and i invite people to join this conversation we will have enough leverage where mainstream communities trying to talk to barack obama he understands their other voices who are substantive to have power who are telling him something else and that is what we need to do. we need to be the voice that same look we want substantive public wolesi and we are not just going to settle for the cultural release and cathartic release of barack and michelle michelle obamaand such and malia. we love them and we love their existence and they are are safe and they are beautiful but we want public policy transformation for our communities and our young sons and daughters who are living and dying all over the united states. we are optimistic that they can be better and we have to organize. stokely carmichael said organize

took an alford plea yesterday in connection of the 2009 murders of dolores dewitt and her daughter ebonyed charges against scott in three other cases for the plea. in january of last year he was sentenced to 100 years in prison for dozens of armed home invasions and burglaries in maryland. >>> 35 maryland high school students are recovering after their bus crashed into a car. it happened yesterday in waldorf in charles county. the bus slam ed slammed into the suv. five students had injuries. the rest were checked out as a precaution. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next a team back for team usa at the america's cup. plus a potential price hike f >>> "60 minutes" as you may know doing a piece on me on sunday off the "killing jesus" book i released. here's a clip. >> what would you be surprised to learn? >> thats he was a regular guy, very afraid. very afraid. this interview was two hours long. norah o'donnell and i sat for two hours. i thought i was in a filibuster situation. and they're going to edit it down to eight or nine minutes. it's kind of scary, but the first pi

>> it was for ebony magazine, how did equalify?the house. >> he is concerned that there is crack use among the kids. >> we're not going to argue against high school crack. >> bruce jenner, got another face surgery. he had some cancerous tissues on his nose. >> its kris jenner's fault. she is supporting him financially. when is making him be lazy and now he has cancer. >> kris jenner causes cancer. >> is that cancer with a k? >> that's funny. >> it's time to play that and go.guessing game, >> hey, beautiful, how are you? >> let's see, she is beautiful, but there is a guy in the leather jacket grabbing her arm. >> so they're going take you. >> quick, call the police! you better let her go. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you god. >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking photos for victoria's secret. >> she was giving parisians photos so is she stateside now? >> this is the sexiest video that we have done. she comes out of the deli. >> ev

called "the talk of alabama" the host's name, ebony hall, her guest, rapper turned spoken word poet, marshal pope, i don't know what marshal's original plan was. at some point he decided to freestyle. i will let you enjoy the rest. >> so you are going to do a spoken word for us now, right? >> right. >> tell what we are about to hear? >> a freestyle. i am going to thing it up. >> freestyle. let me sit back. go ahead, marshal. >> years ago -- years ago they tried to put me in the -- this is live. >> did you want to try to read something from your book? >> yeah. >> jimmy: those improv classes -- and, you go on the show called "the talk of alabama" there is a good chance you might have to talk. texas senator ted cruz had quite a day yesterday. to protest a government bill that would fund obama care, senator cruz decided to take the floor of the senate, and keep speaking until he was no longer able to stand. at which point heap wou would collapse, be taken to the hospital and treat ford -- treated for exhaustion by obamacare. he spoke all last night, when added up he spoke for 21:19 in a

year-old jason scott will remain behind bars for the 2009 murders of delores and her 29-year-old daughter ebonit the man who holds two masters degrees who burned the dewitt's bodies to hide evidence cleaned up with with bleach and tracked victims through the computer at ups where he worked is guilty of other crimes. >> we have no doubt whatsoever that we have the right person. that jason scott is responsible not only for the dewitt murder but the lofton and butter cases. >> karen and her daughter carissa, just 16, were found shot to death in hair largo home, two months before the dewitt murders. prosecutors say scott intentionally buried his method so an fbi profiler initially concluded the two sets of murders were not connected. scott is serving a 100-year federal sentence for dozens of burglaries at homes in the same area. >> when we started to plot where the houses were, the dewitt house stood out to us. that eliminates most of the rights scott would have to appeal the conviction. >>> now new information about the deadly siege at the shopping mall in kenya and whether any americans played a

pro nountsd him guilty of two counts of first degree murder -- pronounced dolores and her daughter ebony were strangled and their bodies were traininged -- dragged out of the house and stuffed inside a stolen nissan maxima. it was set on fire as it sat parked in the driveway nearby. prosecutors say scott stalked his victims and murdered them during a violent home invasion crime spree lasting more than a year in his native prince george's county. >> this is a man who terrorized our community killed mothers and daughters and we're satisfied that we have really removed him from our community and that he shall never walk our streets again. >> scott is serving a 100-year federal sentence for committing dozens of burglaries and armed home invasion robberies in prince george's county. prosecutors believe scott is responsible for the murders of karen and carissa lofton in january of 2009. this mother and daughter were shot to death inside their upper marlboro home. carissa was 16. prosecutors believe jason scott murdered a bowie woman vilma butler inside her home in june 2008 but he was only cha

took an alford plea yesterday in connection with the 2009 murders of dolores dewitt and her daughter ebony. in exchange for the plea prosecutors dropped charges in three other cases. he was sentenced to 100 years in prison last year for dozens of home invasions and burglaries in maryland. >>> this morning 35 maryland high school students recover after their bus crashed into a car. the accident happened yesterday in waldorf in charles county. the bus slammed into the suv severely damaging both vehicles. five students required medical treatment for their injuries. the rest were checked out at the hospital as a precaution. >>> harford county sheriff's deputies searched for the heavily armed suspects who robbed a bank. take a look at the surveillance photos of those suspects both dressed in dark gear with masks and guns. they rushed into the sovereign bank in forest hill yesterday afternoon. deputies won't say how much money they got away with. >>> for the first time since the party bus brawl jacoby jones talks about that incident. he said he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. meghan mc

he entered an alford plea in the case of delores dewitt and her daughter ebony. he admitted prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him. >>> the dow and s&p 500 will try to snap a five-day losing streak. there is a lot of data to look through this morning, too, to see how the state of the economy is doing. we'll get the job market figures, a reading on second qarlgter gd -- quarter gdp, a look at pending home sales and a look to see if mortgage rates are going up. the dow lost about 60 points in trading. the s&p 500 was off by four and a half and the nasdaq was off by seven. >>> jcpenney stock has hit a 13- year low. at one point yesterday it dipped below $10 a share. jcjcpenney has not commented on the dip. some analysts believe the struggling department store chain may run out of cash by next year. >>> the c.e.o. of american international group or aig is apologizing for comments he made comparing criticism of his company to lynching. he complained to "the wall street journal" that aig employees were treated badly because they were paid $165 million in bonuse

scott pleaded no contest to the murders of dolores and ebony dewitt in march of 2009. their bodies were found in a burned out stolen car. >> he has i imagine every characteristic you could imagine for a serial killer for the psychotic individual and that's what we've seen of him throughout all of this. >> scott was a part-time worker at ups and he used the company's software to identify victims. so far investigators say they have linked him to the murders of five women, a sexual assault and 28 break-ins. we'll have more coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> two more men are charged in connection with the murder of a woodbridge high school student. erroll adams and jabria ku let were charged. the 18-year-old was found stabbed to death saturday inside a prince william county park. >>> kenya military troops are making their way through the mall in nye robe toy be sure -- in nairobi to be sure no one is hiding inside. you can see the police officer able to make his way to get to this mother and child and get them out safely. 67 people died in that assault, but that number could g

at 9:00, craig steven wilder joins book tv in an interview with joe madison he talks about his book ebony and ivy, race, slavery, and the troll history of america's university. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern meredith whitney explains why states and the midwest would become the new powerhouses for the american economy. we wrap up tonight primetime programming and 11:00 p.m. eastern. her experiences and the experiences of others with the american foster care system. that all happens tonight on c-span2 book tv. >> and now on book tv jesse walker talks about his new book, the -- "the united states of paranoia", in which he discusses the popularity of political conspiracy theories and paranoia going back to the founding of the country. this is about 45 minutes. >> our author. today we present a book dealing with an american history of conspiracies, just three days ago the cra admitted that such a place known as area 51 those actually exist. even though they disavow all knowledge of any aliens, so-called conspiracy theorists' rejoice. [inaudible conversations] >> the best way the some of mr. walker

series of break-s in and robberies and scott entered an alforward plea of the deaths of delores and ebony dewitt. a judge then sentenced him to another 85 years. he'ses suspected of killing at least three other women. >>> a former bus -- [indiscernible] -- in culpeper county. the former aide betty turner received a 180-day suspended sentence. she was also ordered to attend an anger management class. a former teacher's aide was acquitted in this case. the women were accused of physically and verbally assaulting the boy on a school bus. >>> the prime time face off in the virginia governor's race didn't end with a candidate making a major gaffe. the fairfax county chamber of commerce host add debate between republican ken cuccinelli and the democratic candidate ken mcauliffe. one of the issues they disagreed on is who would be better if they ran the commonwealth. >> there are consequences to this mean spirited attack on women's health and gay virginians. >> no one up here has done more to protect women which is a focus of his attacks than i have. >> cuccinelli pointed out his experience in s

then places them in internship was bay area companies like sales force under the care of mentors like ebony freeland. >> their impact is really felt. >> reporter: it's proven to be a remarkably successful arrangement for all involved. freelick says of the 80 interns who have been placed at sales force, close to half of them have ended up landing full-time jobs here just like ellie. >> i'm so proud of ellie. i'm so proud of her. she's taken a gift that she -- a talent and a gift she has naturally and she's taken it to the next level. >> i'm part of the team that runs a seven-day boot camp. >> reporter: skill that is ellie now takes back to gear up to help following classes be successful offering tips on how not just to get by in the business world, but get ahead. >> there's a reason business people always seem so energetic. they drink a lot of coffee. failing anything else, just ask someone for coffee. >> reporter: ellie says what gear up promised to do at one time seemed too good to be true, but it no longer does. and she's not the only one who is better off for it. >> i feel like i'm a muc

he'll serve two life terms in the 2009 murders of delores and ebony dewitt.cott is already in jail for a series of home invasions. he tracked his victims through computers at ups where he worked. they believe he would have killed again if he wasn't caught. >>> the name of the woman killed yesterday in this apartment high-rise for seniors. deborah lee died when flames ripped through the ninth floor of the leisure world complex. it's not clear how the fire started. damage is estimated around $150,000. prince george's county school administrators are learning a hard lesson. miss a deadline and pay the price. the county has to return $1.4 million to the state because it didn't approve school construction contracts on time. the money was supposed to pay for improvements at potomac and crossland high schools. they had two years to get everything lined up but missed the may 31st deadline. they will still ask the state for help in upgrades. >>> boasting about virginia high schoolers performance on the s.a.t.s. they received their highest scores ever on 0 the new vers

. >> 14-year-old ebony hope peres has been missing from home for more than 24 hours. police say two men took her as a hostage after they broke into the house. >>> new details in the washington navy yard shooting. the investigation is uncovering the gunman was an agitated erratic person whose behavior and mental state was on police radar. a police report says aaron alexis heard voices the month before the shooting rampage. susan mcginnis reports. >>> reporter: officials say 34- year-old aaron alexis used a valid pass to walk on to the washington navy yard monday. once inside, he pulled out a shot gun he recently bought and opened fire killing 12 and injuring 3. >> that presents the greatest problem of all an insider. >> reporter: alexis had a security clearance despite a history of gun related charges and mental health issues. his family says he suffered from mental illness for a decade and recently sought treatment through the veterans administration. last month in rhode island, alexis called police from a hotel to say he was hearing voices and that people were stalki

. >> 14-year-old ebony hope peres has been missing from home for more than 24 hours.say two men took her as a hostage after they broke into the house. >>> new details in the washington navy yard shooting. the investigation is uncovering the gunman was an agitated erratic person whose behavior and mental state was on police radar. a police report says aaron

prosecutors say 30-year-old-old jason scott killed doloreslor dewitt, and 19-year-old ebony, the two were strangled in their upper marlboro home in 2009. their bodies found out near a burned-out car nearby, he stalkedne the women and killedd them during a home invasion. he is facing a sentence foren armed home invasions in prince george's county. >>> the race for governor in virginia is described as the the most competitive election of the year. terry mcauliffe says heys supports guy rights for gays, ad cuccinelli defended taking gifts from the ceo of star scientific. >> at the time that what was ti going on didn't siege likeme a g deal. i didn't know about any businesy he had before virginiaians, except for their tax case, they had none and the oonl thing wenl did -- the only thing we did in their tax case was oppose them. >> i will support legislation that will support gay individuals in virginia. my opponent has continually attacked gay virginians and you cannot grow a business by doingg that. >> they face-off at the final debate at virginia tech on october 24th. mcauliffe has enj

. >> ebony and ivy is a controversial book, written by a very well-known african-american academic, ray wilder, now at mit, was at dartmoth when he wrote the book, but it's a controversial story about how every major american university of the ivy league variety was in some ways build on the back of slavery. slaves were involved, and the slave economy was involved in the creation of and formation of almost every major academic institution in the country, so you can tell how that is going to be controversial, and we're publishing it in the fall to coincide with back-to-school and back to college, and i think this is going to get a lot of attention just for the controversy that is inevidentbly will generate. >> it's not a story told before. >> it's not been. it's not been, and i think that's why it'll be surprising to a lot of people. >> [inaudible] >> this is the digital editor, if you will, of "the economist," and he knows more about more things than i've met in my life. this is the history of social media. you think that began when the internet developed, but, no, it goes back 2,000 ye

i think if we don't keep using our voices on vehicles like this, thank you so much, melissa and ebonyon't keep using our voices and actually maybe playing -- do a game changer. possibly let the individuals who are making the decisions know about the problems with eating disorders that are hurting the country and talk about their own children. they are making these decisions no longer just a very small few seeing whatever they are reflecting out there. the images of beauty is a much wider -- >> j., go. >> the thing is, education starts at home. >> that's right. >> i always say if you walk up to the door and a super person answers the door, a super person in the house. it's up to you two women to let girls know who are a little sexier with a little bit of weight how to dress that weight. i saw a tv show, dress the fat. i saw a young girl sat next to me, across from me. i took a picture of her. first time i ever stopped someone in public and put her on the stop. she was walking trying to keep her skirt down, dress down. i took her, took a picture of the front and back. >> she can't find

. >> reporter: it's what everyone rooting for 14-year-old ebony perez wanted to hear. >> this is a good. she is safe. she is safe. >> it was a whole 30 hours after she was snatched from her family's home in the middle of the night still wearing her pajama bottoms. >> i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: the tears from the vigil at her high school still fresh. >> we're praying and expecting a safe return, father. >> reporter: police say they found her captive at a location east of atlanta that they're not disclosing. they arrested 29-year-old will dregle jackson and contreres-rodriguez. >> reporter: they say they had no connection. >> according to the court records, the girls mother and the men arrested were both arrested on drug charges in 2012. charges against the mother were dropped. >> there are several other subjects, suspects that we are still investigating. because of that i really will not be able to get into a lot of the particulars on this. >> reporter: there are still so many questions, one thing's for sure, their prayers were answered in this house where friends and family brough

doctor dyson is a professor at georgetown and has cited one of the most powerful african-americans by ebony magazine. he has been called the ideal public intellectual of our time by writer naomi wolf and a street fighter into the tie by nathan mccall. a pretty good name, i should say. you may know him from his many guest appearances on msnbc, as i do. it has been my pleasure to work with both bridget and paul over the last several years to bring the photographs into the library's collection. paul was a student of professor dyson and later his research assistant. currently he is a phd candidate having just completed his dissertation in american culture at the university of michigan. his work has appeared in the journal journal of criticism and other outlets. he was named today in speier 100 list for the use of technology and empowering social change. he's working on a biography. let us welcome the distinguished guest and learn how in august of 1963, a change to the ongoing worldwide struggle of civil rights. [applause] [applause] >> how did this book started? many people would ask and i woul

>> it was for "ebony" magazine, ow did he qualify? >> brian holloway called out kids on line for trashing his house when he wasn't there. >> he is concerned that there is crack use among the kids. they're kids that his go to school with. >> we're not going to argue against high school crack use. >> bruce jenner, got another face surgery. he had some cancerous tissues on his nose. >> it's kris jenner's fault. she is supporting him financially. she is making him be lazy and going golfing and now he has cancer. >> kris jenner causes cancer. >> is that cancer with a k? >> that's funny. > it's time to play that classic guessing game, and go! >> hey, beautiful, how are you? >> let's see, she is beautiful, but there is a guy in the leather jacket grabbing her arm. >> so they're going take you. >> quick, call the police! you better let her go. >> we have adriana lima on bedford. >> thank you, god. it's her, right? >> how did she get back from europe too fast? >> airplane. >> it's amazing. >> dude, literally photos just came of her taking phot

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